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January
31
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Phone
Black
325
,
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loot
boat.
22
h.p
l...r,
will
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leaf
tobacco,
with
jUd
or
strong
reparation
to
glv
good
1
aroma
o
tobacco
irec,
an
i
jus.
$5.
Agtnts
wanicu.
inc
130
Capital
Gasoline
Light
Co.,
4H
Cumtwrland
St,
Ottawa,
mi
LOST
-Large
cameo
.oroocn.iuu..-
Flnder
please
call
areen
I2(J
iST-Brown
numing
turn,,
uu
liighway
between
Oliver
Lake
and
McBrlde
Street,
Finder
please
have
at
Dally
News
office.
(27)
hjNr
-Bunch
of
keys
in
leather
ise.
Ktys
rusty,
evidently
been
some
time.
Apply
Dally
ISew.
.
)
Dally
News
want-ads
Hyde
bring
re-
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In
Proltutp
I
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Milter
of
the
MilmtnMratlon
Art"
And
tht
Mattrr
of
Ihe
Ektatr
Of
Ollvre
frlufgln,
rtbrmlv
kmiun
at
Ollirr
PriiMiiln.
IipwinmI,
lntflatf.
ITAU
NOT1CI
that
by
otter
at
His
pgr,
w.
z.
rvntf,
the
mn
day
or
kuuj.
A.
o.
1HJ8,
I
waa
I
Transfer
Coal
Wood
Storage
PHONE
580
3l5
Second
Avenue
I
tor
Of
the
estate
uf
Ollvrfel..
;
can
tfttnel
the
Mid
estate
trc
rmumi
to
rurnuh
(uuive,
pron
It
wind
to
mon
or
before
the
J8th
ly
of
nonary,
A.
D.
1H39.
end
all
K-a
kidcbUd
to
the
eat&te
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rj
fnt
V
the
unduiit
of
th!r
it
o
m
forthwith.
aORMAN
A,
WATT
Official
AdmlnlAtmtor,
Prlnre
RtivArt
n
f!
VKit
Of
nth
day
of
January,
A.
D
pttrncms
of
improvements
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no.
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No.
8:
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No'
8;
SVEH
KINO
No.
7;
IBICQIEO
No.
3
MINERAL
CLAIMS.
I
to
the
AUln
Mining
DltUloa
ot
Urlct.
fhn'
lated:
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WWieamter
ftreelr.
Rlvr.
im
NOTICE
thit
D.
C.
Bharpstone.
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Ior
ynvond
L.
Walker,
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Free
Miner's
OertUlcaU
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Bracken.
Free
Mln-
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rf
Miaer'a
Certificate
No.
64890-
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No.
98028-Xron.
fml
Free
Mlnefa
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Krt
AUtfta.TV
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d&te
hereof,
to
up-
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tolR
Crown
OranU
of
the
above
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tht
action.
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AMUSING
INCIDENTS
DOT
ENGLAND
AS
THAMES
RISES
The
swelling
of
the
waters
of
the
Thames
River
in
England
by
recent
heavy
rains
causpd
inundation"
of
large
areas
of
the
Thames
Valley
and
made
possible
this
amusing
incident
of
the
flood
at
Maidenhead.
Surf-board
riding
is
a
unique
sport
for
the
Highway.
EAGLES
HAVE
BURNS
NIGHT
Splemlid
lUnquct
Held
Thursday
Night
by
Local
Lodge
Happy
hours
were
spent
at
the
Eagles'
Hall
on
Thursday
night
when,
following
a
business
and
initiation
session,
members
of
the
lodge
to
the
number
of
fifty
sat
down
to
do
honor
with
a
banquet
"The
Town
We
Live
In,"
rcsnon-
Kaien
Transfer
For
Coal
and
Wood
of
all
kinds
Haulage
&
General
Transfer
Work
Service
Is
Our
Motto
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:
PHONE
60
i
ded
to
by
J.
J.
Wlll'lngton.
"The
Immortal
Memory,"
A.
Astoria.
"The
Lassies,"
Robert
McKay.
'The
Imperial
Forces,"
Fletcher
Ilemmons.
"The
Toastma&ter,
Pipers
and
Pianist."
Fred
Hunter.
"The
Punchmaster
and
Refresh-!
ments,"
Lee
Dell.
The
musical
program
Included:
vocal
solo.
"The
Star
of
Robbie
Burns,"
Fred
Hunter;
"Burns
Stories,"
J.
Gibson,
Hughie
Brown,
W.
Robb,
A.
Phillips.
Robert
McKay,
to
the
177th
anniversary
of
the!
Lee
Dell
comic
songs.
H.
Astoria,
birth
of
Robbie
Burns.
There
was
an
excellent
toast
list
and
program
and
it
was
well
along
in
"the
wee
sma'
hoors
o'
the
morn-ln
"
before
one
of
the
best
entertainments
ever
staged
by
the
lodge
was
brought
to
conclusion.
One
of
appoints
I
the
features
of
the
proceedings
was
piping
in
of
"The
Haggis"
by
Pipers
S.
H.
Leslie
and
Alex
Mac-donald,
Wilfrid
Gardner
carrying
the
steaming
national
delicacy
aloft
while
members
of
the
lodge
fell
Uu
Bagpipe
selections,
S.
H.
Leslie
and
Alex
Macdonald;
song,
"Aliouettc,"
A.
Astoria;
songs
by
Butchers'
Quartette
(F.
Ellison.
A.
Astoria.
R.
McKay
and
Clifford
Cameron)
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BTVX
Passing
of
King
George
Mourned
Memorial
Services
Held
by
Various
Churches
in
Smithers
SMITHERS,
Jan.
31:
The
pas
lng
of
his
late
Majesty
King
George
V
was
fittingly
recognized
by
appropriate
services
in
the
var
ious
churches
at
Smithers.
On
"Tuesday
morning
a
Solemn
Requiem
Service
was
held
in
St.
Joseph's
Church
by
Rev.
Father
W.
Byrne
Grant
O.-
M.
I.
This
ser
vice
was
largely
attended
and
was
very
impressive.
in
tne
evening
there
was
a
ser-
ivlce
in
St.
James
Angllian
Church
moum
organ
solas,
iiarry
Astoria;!
by
Rev.
L.
J.
Hles',
assisted
bv
song,
Percy
Smith:
community
i
singing,
C.
Cameron.
P.
sinlth,
A.imet
at
the
Legion
Hall
and
par-Astoria,
F.
Ellison;
votpsof
thanks,
;
aded
to
the
church
in
a
body.
The
Fletcher
Hemmons:
addresses
by
church
was
completely
filled,
some
J.
J.
Willlngton
and
George
Law-
of
those
attending
lbelng
unab'.e
son;
recitation,
"Man
was
made
to
to
obtain
seats,
so
large
was
the
Mourn,"
Alex
Macdonald.
attendance
for
thlwrvice,
v
i
iPanist
was
Clifford
Cameron
!
f
.
the
tables.
"The
Address
to
a
Hag-j
The
general
committee
In
charge!
gls"
was
recited
by
William
Robb
j
consisted
of
J.
J.
Willlngton
(con-1
who
also
said
the
Burns
Grace.
vener).
w.
nobb.
P.
Oamula
and
F.
Peter
Oamula
was
chairman
and,IIernrnons-toastmaster
and
kept
the
proceed-'
refreshment
committee
con-Ings
moving
along
with
vim
and
slsted
of
w-
'Hutson
(convener),
C.
enthusiasm.
There
were
toasts
tolphI111P!''
w
Gardner,
F.
Hunter,
J.
"The
King
and
Royal
Family"
and
J-
Willlngton.
others
as
follows:
Sheffield
United
Defeats
Preston
Northend
Thursday
LONDON.
Jan.
31:
(CPl-Shef-flcld
United
defeated
Preston
NorUiend
by
a
score
of
two
to
nil
yesterday
in
an
English
Cup,
Fourth
Round,
replay
to
enter
the
fifth
'round
against
Leeds
United.
Thr
game
was
played
at
Sheffield.
Playing
at
Nottingham,
Leicester
City
defeated
Notts
one
to
nil
m
a
Second
Division,
English
League.'
match,
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
HO
tCU
AMCs
MAC
KllP
fOO'D-HAVE
yice
rAUyiMQ
about
IcoMe
A.u-rac
ME
MV
NMERE
J
rSOCM
Vt30'O
VMEUL.
THERE
-X
A-
7M
OOES
THE
fiAMBLIM
'
fcOMeO.
VALEWTIUE,
r
r,
j
.
a
MISS
CORNELL'S
TOUR
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
Si:
(CP)
Be-
fore
returning
to
New
York
from
"the
road,"
Miss
Katharine
Cornell
this
season
had
given
81
perfor-
,
mances,
a
total
in
all
of
216
per-!
formances
in
America
of
"Romeo;
and
Juliet,"
with
rfet
receipts
of
$540,080.
IS
FINI'I)
$100
Having
pleaded
guilty
to
a
charge
of
having
illicit
liquor
in
his
possession,
Andrew
Sablitch
of
BIggar
Place
was
fined
$100,
wllh
option
of
three
months'
Imprison-'
mcnt,
by
Justice
of
the
Peace
O.
H.f
Munro
In
city
police
court
this
morning.
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
advertisement
for
best
results.
VMEUU,
DID
SC.LL
U
TOU
A
V-OT
Or
ILK-
was
sorcfiv?
v
rj
v
-iAihtt
Canadian
Legion
Crib
Champs
Of
Mr-
I
.
::
Sympathy
and
Silk
mhat7
rvieruxj
tSOT
A
UOT
OF
1L1
CAM'T
The
Price
of
Sympathy
AND.HACl
wautcd
to
Buy
bacm
the
bis
"STOCK
we
SOIXJ
OS
AT
TUST
vmhat
wd
iAIQ
mam
n
"THAT
GUVS
MOT
-SUCR
a
bac
eee;
APTfeli
AtX
a
strenuous
series
of
games
with
the
Veterans
finishing
on
the
Ions
end
of
a
30
to
34
score.
The
soldiers
Jumped
into
the
lead.
In
mithers
District!"'
round
as
.the
rest
the
games
totalled
a
tie.
The
far-
6
C.
MR.
Trains
For;the.Cat-
;
-
MondaysY
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
pin.
.
mers
still
consider
themselves)
l'rom
the
Lan
':'
SMITHERS,
Jan.
31:-In
the
;
equal
to
anything
in
the
district
Tuesday,
Thursday
play
off
In
the
Crlbbage
League
I
and,
but
for
the
handicap
of
bsltui
daVs
for
the
championship
of
Smithera
some
of
their
best
players
durln?)
and
district
Wednesday
evening
:
the
winter,
they
feel
they
woukl
I
the
two
teanu
having
tied
at
the
finish
of
the
league
games.
Canadian
Legion
and
Driftwood
played
SPACE
MR.
A
D
V
E
RT
ISER
f
Space
in
a
daily
newspaper
possesses
a
power
that
is
lacking
in
the
lineage
of
other
advertising
media.
It
is
not
only
more
economical
.
.
,
which
is
a
matter
of
easy
computation
...
.it
is
not
only
more
flexible,
it
is
not
only
more
timely
and
rapid,
but
also
it
is
the
advertiser's
unfailing
point
of
contact
with
the
mass
market
and
every
spot
market
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
The
Daily
Newspaper
possesses
a
power
"by
means
of
which
an
advertiser,
who
knows
how
to
use
it,
can
reach
and
move
to
action
all
or
any
part
of
the
Canadian
consuming
public
"ln
this
''North
American
continent
there
was
spent
during
1934
in
the
columns
of
the
daily
newspapers
more
than
$500,000,000.
The
strongest
of
all
supplementary
media
was
used
to
the
extent
of
$1
14,000,000.
Why
?
Because
for
prompt
action
on
sales
plans
...
for
quick
consumer
influence
at
minimum
cost
.
.
.
'for
willing
co-operation
from
the
retail
trade,
the
daily
newspaper
is
today,
as
it
always
hat
been,
the
outstanding
and
most
economical
basic
'
advertising.
medium.
SPONSORED
BY
THE
-ro
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V
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vaor
hoVMPATHiiE
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and
10:20
pin.
TJw
Dally
News
is
an
A.
D.
have
won
the
championship.
They
PaPer.
are
looking
forward
to
next
winter!
:
when
they
plan
revenge.
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
circulation.
SLSpiriE1
Play
safe
an
audItcdi
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPERS
ASSOCIATION
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